In the oldest fun park of Beirut, four young female friends go on a Ferris Wheel ride. During this claustrophobic open-air journey, they touch on intimate subjects, from making best use of three centimetres to Joanna's recent breakup. However, Suzie’s breakup advice leads to an unexpected confession.

Short: Three Centimeters

NAZEEM is a 26 year old Middle Eastern drag queen who names herself QUEEN ZA DREAM - she is preparing for a show with the utmost gravity, with an outfit evocative of an Egyptian deity. Interwoven with this is the story of NAZEEM as a genderqueer 8 year-old boy, and the close bond he has with his Iraqi-Egyptian mother, HALIMA. Whilst flamboyant and in many ways a drag queen herself on the surface, HALIMA is governed by the strict expectations of gender in Arab society. When a young NAZEEM transgresses these boundaries, HALIMA reacts in a way that is utterly confusing to him. Only though his drag, is the adult NAZEEM able to keep sacred the memories of his mother before this painful moment, and hold on to their connection. Festivals:London Short Film FestivalBFI Flare FestivalOutFest LAEast End Film Festival

Short: Run(a)way Arab

Majed, a 20-year-old man, is grieving the loss of his recently deceased mother. One day, he gets the shock of his life when he learns that she used to be a belly dancer. Torn between his relationship with his now-silent father, and Hanine, the woman who will help him overcome his grief; he takes a trip down memory lane in an attempt to discover the mysterious past of his mother.

Short: Son of a Dancer

It’s Ramadan in Dearborn, Michigan. Suffering from acute anxiety, Roshan meets up with a friend, only to find her plans for the night completely disrupted. Official selection of:CineDiasporaArab Film FestivalSeattle Arab Film FestivalFilm ShortageNorthwest Film Forum's Queerantine

Short: Dearborn Ash

Winner of 10 Jury &amp; Audience Awards, BROTHERS follows a Muslim Arab boy who realizes he is different, and is fortunate to have an older brother who stands by him and encourages him to be himself, in the face of bias and adversity. Written &amp; directed by Mike Mosallam (Breaking Fast, All-American Muslim), this short film aims to shed light on LGBTQ+ oppression in a familial, religious space that has yet to be portrayed on screen. Awards1) Celebration of Courage Award | Kansas City LGBT Film Festival (US)2) Jury Award - Best US Drama Short | North Carolina Gay and Lesbian Festival&nbsp;(US)3) Audience Award - Best Short | Wicked Queer: The Boston LGBT Film Festival&nbsp;(US)4) Audience Award - Best Domestic Short | OUTFlix LGBTQ Film Festival (US)5) Audience Award - Best Short | Reel Out Charlotte Film Festival&nbsp;(US)6) Best LGBT Film | London City Film Awards (UK)7) Audience Award - Best Short | Twin Cities Arab Film Festival&nbsp;(US)8) Jury Award - Best Film | International Choreographic Film Festival of Blois (France)9) Audience Award - Best Short | Leeds Queer Film Festival (UK)10) Best Silent Film | Out &amp; Loud: Pune International Queer Film Festival (India)11) Best Editing | Newfilmmakers LA Film Festival (US)

Short: Brothers

When a banker invites a sex worker to his London apartment, he finds himself coming face to face with both his own past, and one of the world's largest humanitarian crises. Official Selection:BFI Flare: London LGBTIQ+ Film Festival, Palm Springs International Short Fest, GAZE: Dublin LGBT Film Festival, KASHISH: Mumbai Queer International Film Festival, International Queer &amp; Migrant Film Festival, Mawjoudin Queer Film Festival, Kooz Queer Film Festival, Pembe Hayat Kuir Fest, Soura Film Fest and many more...

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